Werder Bremen announces reduced stadium capacity for two home games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 3:05 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Werder Bremen will operate Weserstadion at reduced capacity for their first two home games of the 2026-27 Bundesliga season. A partial collapse of a section in the upper tier in early July led to the decision, rendering approximately 500 seats unusable for matches against RB Leipzig and FC Augsburg. Managing director Hans-Jörg Otto indicated that the club does not anticipate a complete reopening until the third home game. Season ticket holders from Block 53 will be relocated to alternative seating.
- •Weserstadion to have reduced capacity due to structural issues.
- •Approximately 500 seats unusable for first two home games.
- •Matches impacted include RB Leipzig and FC Augsburg.
- •Expected full capacity return by the third home game.
- •Season ticket holders from Block 53 will be relocated.
- 3:05 PMYahoo Sports — Bremen's Weserstadion to operate at reduced capacity for two home games
"Sky Germany have confirmed that Werder Bremen will begin the new 2026-27 Bundesliga season with reduced stadium capacity.The reason for this planned attendance reduction is the partial collapse of a s...
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